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Join this copyright office hours session to discuss artificial intelligence: using digital cultural heritage for machine learning, and generative artificial intelligence, with peers and experts in the copyright community.
Join this copyright office hours session to discuss licences, labels, statements and tools such as those from Creative Commons and Rights Statements in digital cultural heritage, with peers and experts in the copyright community.
The Orphan Works Directive, adopted in 2012, sought to facilitate the making available online of materials whose rights holders are difficult to identify or locate. Find out about the results of a recent review of the Directive and the alternative solution available.
This strategy document describes the actions to iteratively and progressively develop an approach for the governance of data in the common European data space for cultural heritage.
